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A shard dungeon is a more difficult variant of an existing [[Dungeons|dungeon]] with enemies at or above level 30. Shards dungeons range in difficulty from tier 1-10 based on the shard used to invoke them and provide different tiers of rewards based on difficulty, all of which are now temporarily tradable between party members while still within the shard (including the shard itself).
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A shard dungeon is a more difficult variant of an existing [[Dungeons|dungeon]] with enemies at or above level 30. Shards dungeons range in difficulty from tier 1-15 based on the shard used to invoke them and provide different tiers of rewards based on difficulty, all of which are now temporarily tradable between party members while still within the shard (including the shard itself).
  
 
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| 4-7 || +2 || Shard Style A
 
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| 7-9 || +3 || Shard Style B
 
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| 10-12 || +4 || Shard Style B
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| 13-15 || +5 || Shard Style B
 
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Shards are acquired from defeating a boss in a normal difficulty variant of any dungeon. Additional shards will not be dropped if another already exists in the player's inventory, however, one may deposit shards in storage and acquire more.
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Any legendary weapon that drops in a level 15 shard is a +6
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Shards are acquired from defeating a boss in a normal difficulty variant of any dungeon. Shards will only appear in boss chests if the currently equipped class upon boss death is level 30 and there are no shards in the players inventory. Shards can be accumulated by a player if they are stored in the player house storage chest before starting a dungeon and each dungeon boss will drop a shard if a player waits to open both boss chests until both bosses are dead.
  
  
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| Alert || Increased aggro range
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| Dumbfounded || Reduced ultimate charge rate
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| Indecisive || Less threat generation
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| Mobile || Increased movement speed
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| Strong Willed || Reduced magical damage
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| Thick Skinned || Reduced Physical Damage
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| Unprepared || Initial attack does increased damage<br>Proceeding attacks do reduced damage
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| Unprepared || Initial attack does increased damage<br>Proceeding attacks do reduced damage ||  ||  ||
 
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| Break It || Enemy inductions are harder to interrupt
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| Vindictive || Enemies that die give 10% boosts to allies
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| Vindictive || Enemies that die give a 10% damage boost to nearby allies ||  ||  ||
 
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| Spore || Exploding poison mushrooms spawn on mobs  
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| Spore || Exploding poison mushrooms spawn on mobs ||  ||  ||
 
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| Last Stand || Below 30% health, enemies do 200% damage
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| Last Stand || Below 30% health, enemies do 200% damage ||  ||  ||
 
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| Discontent || Killed enemies drop poison pools
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| Unstable || killed enemies explode, damaging everything
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| Unstable || killed enemies explode, damaging everything ||  ||  ||
 
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| Sickness || You attack can proc healing debuffs on you<br>Stacks up to 5 times
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| Sickness || You attack can proc healing debuffs on you<br>Stacks up to 5 times ||  ||  ||
 
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| Resurrection || Enemies have a chance to resurrect with full health on death<br>(Tier 10 shards only)
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| Resurrection || Enemies have a chance to resurrect with full health on death<br>(Tier 10 shards only) ||  ||  ||
 
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Revision as of 22:51, 4 August 2020

A shard dungeon is a more difficult variant of an existing dungeon with enemies at or above level 30. Shards dungeons range in difficulty from tier 1-15 based on the shard used to invoke them and provide different tiers of rewards based on difficulty, all of which are now temporarily tradable between party members while still within the shard (including the shard itself).

Shard Tier Level Style
1-3 +1 Shard Style A
4-7 +2 Shard Style A
7-9 +3 Shard Style B
10-12 +4 Shard Style B
13-15 +5 Shard Style B

Any legendary weapon that drops in a level 15 shard is a +6

Shards are acquired from defeating a boss in a normal difficulty variant of any dungeon. Shards will only appear in boss chests if the currently equipped class upon boss death is level 30 and there are no shards in the players inventory. Shards can be accumulated by a player if they are stored in the player house storage chest before starting a dungeon and each dungeon boss will drop a shard if a player waits to open both boss chests until both bosses are dead.


Enemies in shard dungeons will have mutations. XXX number of minor mutations occur at XXX tiers

Additionally, the major mutations will rotate each week and remain constant across all shard for that week.

Tier 10 shards can have a resurrection mutation, allowing a chance for non-elite and non-boss enemies to randomly resurrect with full health.

Shard.PNG

Shard Pedestal.jpg

Minor Mutations
Mutation Effect Appears At Affects Boss Notes
Alert Increased aggro range 1
Dumbfounded Reduced ultimate charge rate 1
Indecisive Less threat generation
Mobile Increased movement speed 1
Strong Willed Reduced magical damage
Thick Skinned Reduced Physical Damage
Unprepared Initial attack does increased damage
Proceeding attacks do reduced damage
Break It Enemy inductions are harder to interrupt
Difficult to Dodge Enemy ranged attacks are faster
Major Mutations
Mutation Effect Appears At Affects Boss Notes
Vindictive Enemies that die give a 10% damage boost to nearby allies
Spore Exploding poison mushrooms spawn on mobs
Last Stand Below 30% health, enemies do 200% damage
Discontent Killed enemies drop poison pools
Unstable killed enemies explode, damaging everything
Sickness You attack can proc healing debuffs on you
Stacks up to 5 times
Resurrection Enemies have a chance to resurrect with full health on death
(Tier 10 shards only)
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